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By Rivers in the Central Valley are so degraded by dams and water diversions that the tens of millions of Chinook salmon ...
By Heather Cooley and Morgan Shimabuku, Growth in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other cloud-based computing services is driving an unprecedented expansion of data centers across the globe. As data ...
Public comment opens today on the Delta Protection Commission’s draft report, “Farmland Conversion in the Delta: Protecting Agriculture as Part of the Coequal Goals.” The deadline to comment is Dec. 1 ...
At the request of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, the Delta Science Program is facilitating an independent scientific peer ...
A new study finds the world’s great surf breaks are vulnerable to climate change. In Malibu, the problem is more specific: a ...
This world map shows sea surface temperature anomalies during one of the strongest El Nino events on record in 2016. The red areas indicate warmer-than-average ocean temperatures, while blue areas ...
From the State Water Resources Control Board: On August 19, 2026, the State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) released a final draft of updates to the Water Quality Control Plan for ...
The current El Niño has also been given an array of eye-catching descriptors. When Jeffrey Shaman, a climatologist at Columbia Climate School, heard the phrase “super El Niño” for the first time ...
Climate change–driven drought is making wildfires larger and more frequent. A new analysis of nearly 3,500 recent wildfires in the western United States and Canada showed that when a fire spreads ...
The Delta Science Program is proud to share its inaugural Research Impact Report, highlighting the emerging science and management impacts of the 2019 Delta Research Awards and 2020 Delta Science ...
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